Uruguay
Orsi showed willingness to discuss nighttime raids in a multiparty forum
The president said he does not rule out analyzing measures that could contribute to security. He also valued the exchange with Álvaro Delgado and other opposition leaders.
President Yamandú Orsi referred this Thursday to Álvaro Delgado‘s proposal to promote a multiparty commission to study the possibility of putting nighttime raids to a plebiscite.
According to Subrayado, Orsi said the issue should be discussed among the different political forces to assess whether it is a necessary tool in terms of security. In that context, he said he is not refusing to consider any initiative that could contribute in that area.
The president also said that changes in crime require keeping dialogue open and stressed that, from the Presidency, horizontal exchanges between parties are welcome, whatever the matter under discussion may be.
According to Subrayado, Orsi described his meeting with Delgado as an exchange of frankness and contributions, with proposals that in some cases he shares and in others believes should be analyzed.
He also highlighted the contacts maintained with party leaders and said he prefers those exchange spaces to take place collectively. At the same time, he underscored coincidences with opposition leaders on foreign policy, including the commitment to the peaceful resolution of conflicts, confidence in multilateral organizations and the defense of democracy and individual freedoms.
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